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How does Pooh Bear relate to the Han people?

The only time I hear the racism card pulled about Pooh is when it’s coming from the party line. There is a history of that being used by the government or those parroting party talking points. It’s the logic they initially used to get the references pulled internationally where they don’t have as much control of media.

I stand with the Uyghur and Tibetan people. The complex in Xiajang needs to be internationally condemned until it is demolished and a monument erected in the memory of those interned there, sometimes until the end of their lives.

https://apnews.com/article/business-religion-china-only-on-ap-f89c20645e69208a416c64d229c072de

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Hmm… how does the Han Chinese dictator of China relate to the ethnonationalist policies of the Chinese government, which promotes the Han over other ethnic groups and outright oppresses other ethnic groups…

You know, I’ll have to ponder that for a while and get back to you on it because you’re right, I just don’t see a direct line.

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You still haven’t referenced Pooh Bear. I share your confusion.

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Sorry… your issue here is that there is not a direct link between A. A. Milne’s Winnie the Pooh character and a Chinese ethnonationalist state?

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